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Mini Med School

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BC Children’s Hospital, in partnership with the First Nations Health Authority, is pleased to announce the first ever Mini Med School in Terrace on Monday, May 1st. Join us in exploring up-to-the-minute basic science research, clinical applications and social and ethical implications of health research happening in BC. Admission is free but space is limited. Registration is open to high school students in grades 10-12, teachers/educators and members of the general public.

Women and Development Garage/Yard Sale

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Apr.28 and 29/17. Mark your calendars. Women and Development are having one of their legendary yard sales. Treasures and bargains galore as members downsize and de-clutter. Something for everyone. All proceeds from this fundraiser go to support projects for women and children in developing countries. Don't miss this opportunity to do some sale-ing and support a truly worthwhile cause. 12:00 noon till 7:00pm Apr.28th 8:00am to 12:00 noon Apr.29th

Cities Women Need

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Presenter SFU Professor Tiffany Muller Myrdahl Noonhour Talk 12pm-1pm Light refreshments provided Evening Workshop 7pm-8:30pm Light refreshments provided 4553 Park Ave., Terrace, BC | RSVP: twrc@telus.net or 250-638-0228 “Cities that Women Need” will examine what, precisely, is the role of municipal government in facilitating an inclusive community. And, how can a feminism grounded in decolonization, anti-racism, and intersectionality foster an active and practical commitment to social inclusion?

Cities Women Need

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Presenter SFU Professor Tiffany Muller Myrdahl Noonhour Talk 12pm-1pm Light refreshments provided Evening Workshop 7pm-8:30pm Light refreshments provided 4553 Park Ave., Terrace, BC | RSVP: twrc@telus.net or 250-638-0228 “Cities that Women Need” will examine what, precisely, is the role of municipal government in facilitating an inclusive community. And, how can a feminism grounded in decolonization, anti-racism, and intersectionality foster an active and practical commitment to social inclusion?

Weekly Drop-in Fibre Arts Space

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Want to learn to knit, crochet, felt, embroider? Know how to knit? Come join this new community space. Knitting could be a way to lower anxiety, introduce focus into your life and others! • Bring your own fabric art project and your tools • TWRC will supply an open space, some yarn, tea and coffee! Drop-in anytime on Tuesdays between 1pm-3pm. At the Terrace Women’s Resource Centre, 4553 Park Ave. Stroller and wheelchair-accessible

Drop-in Creative Writing Space

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Come and enjoy a space to sit, have a tea, reflect, and be inspired to look within or outside, and maybe write about it. Absolute beginners welcome. Reflection and creativity is the only goal. There will be no feedback on writing, and sharing is optional. This is a creative space for you. No experience necessary! Monday afternoons, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM. Participants are welcome to stay after 2:30 PM to continue writing. This is a FREE drop-in group. Tea and coffee provided. Child-friendly location. This is a safe space, and people of all genders respectful of the space are welcome.

Remembrance Tea

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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #13 will be hosting a Remembrance Tea at the Branch. Students and chaperones from Caledonia School who participated in a recent tour of European War Graves will be there to share their experiences and photos of their tour of Remembrance. This event is open to all. Please join us in honouring those brave Canadians who gave their lives so we who came after can live free.

Garbathon

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Clean up from noon to 4 p.m. Meet at McDonald's. This year's focus is river beds and illegal dumping grounds. Wild salmon barbecue from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at George Little Park. Please bring your own plates, cups, and cultery to reduce waste! Live music by Dr. Fishy. For more details, email info@skeenawild.org